Life-Size Famous Gothic Example Bronze St. George and Dragon Sculpture
| Description: | A famous Christian saint, bronze St. George and dragon sculpture often appear as a dragon-slaying in the history of Western literature and sculpture. The bronze St George sculpture shows a knight in armor, carrying the holy sword of Ascalon, riding on a horse, and suppressing the dragon underneath. Whether it’s the helmet on the head or the sharp claws of the dragon. They are all cast very delicately. The bronze St. George and dragon sculpture highlights the bravery and power of St. George. |
| NO.: | AK-(YANG01) |
| MATERIAL: | Bronze/ Brass. |
| SIZE: | Life-size or custom-made depends on your preference. |
| TECHNOLOGY: | Lost-wax casting process. |
| PACKING: | Generally soft and waterproof plastic inside, wooden cases/ iron box for outside. |
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Bronze St. George and Dragon Sculpture Details Description:
The origin of the story of the bronze St. George and dragon sculpture:
It is believed that St. George was a Christian who lived in the Near East during the Roman Empire. The bronze St. George and dragon sculpture is loved for successfully killing a poisonous dragon in Libya. Now, in many places in Britain, you can see the pattern of a horse-riding warrior in armor slaying a dragon. This is Saint George. The poisonous dragon built a nest by the water source. Every day, they have to sacrifice two sheep to the dragon, and when the sacrifice of the sheep is finished, they must be replaced by a young girl. The people choose the victims by drawing lots. One day, the princess was elected. The king begged the citizens, hoping to choose someone else to replace the princess, but it was useless. When the princess was sent to the dragon’s nest, a bronze St George sculpture traveled to this place. He relied on the power of faith to kill the dragon to save the princess. Even though St. George never existed, the story of the bronze St George sculpture conveys the spirit of protecting the weak, facing the invaders, and sacrificing holiness.
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Why can bronze St. George and dragon sculpture represent Gothic sculpture?
The bronze St. George and dragon sculpture is a powerful representation of Gothic art due to its dynamic composition and emphasis on dramatic storytelling. St. George, depicted in a heroic pose as he battles the dragon, embodies themes of chivalry, bravery, and the triumph of good over evil—central ideals of the Gothic period. The intricate detailing of the figures and the fluidity of movement capture the emotional intensity characteristic of Gothic sculptures. Additionally, this piece reflects the era’s fascination with narrative and allegory, making it a striking example of the spiritual and moral dimensions often found in Gothic art.
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Visual Production Flow
| 1. Confirming the design (Pictures/ drawing/ photos). |
| 2. Making 1:1 clay mold according to design. Modify any details till confirmed. |
| 3. Cast metal material by lost wax process casting. |
| 4. Welding and polishing the surface and patina color. |
| 5. Finished sculpture and take all different views pictures/ videos show to clients… |
| 6. Packing into wooden cases and shipping after clients are satisfied with sculptures. |
Packaging & Shipping
| Packaging: | Inside: soft plastic foam/ blanket. |
| Outside: strong wooden cases or iron frame boxes. | |
| Shipping: | 1. By sea (Special for life-size sculptures and large sculptures). |
| 2. By air (Special for small sculptures or when clients need the sculpture very urgently). | |
| 3. By express delivery DHL, TNT, UPS, or FedEx. (Door-to-door delivery, about 3-7 days can reach). | |
| 4. Door-to-door service. | |
| Please kindly contact us! We will depend on your sculpture and local situation, find the best delivery way for your reference. | |
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